Conference Other Germany 2023

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The VDE ITG, GI, KuVS, and IFIP are supporting the conference on communication and distributed systems.

The IDAACS aims to serve as a platform for sharing cutting-edge advancements in Intelligent Data Acquisition and Advanced Computer Systems. It seeks to foster scientific collaborations between research teams from different countries. The Ruhr Valley, historically known for its steel and coal industries, now thrives as a technology and innovation hub. Participants of IDAACS will have the opportunity to witness the blend of old and new industries in the region, with the main conference site being the Dortmund University of Applied Sciences and Arts. Thematic sessions and visits to Bochum, Herne, and Gelsenkirchen, organized by the DeepTech network h, will supplement the conference program.

Tech Forum Hamburg focuses on the developments in the area of copper and fiber optics who are forcing not only new standards but also new products in terms of both cabling and connectors, which means that planners, installers and operators need a lot of up-to-date know-how. For the standards, this applies to the series EN 50173 and 50174, for the products, among other things, all types of copper compounds according to Category 7 and 7A and 8,8.1,8.2, as well as in the fiber optic environment for balancing the advantages of OM4 and OM5.

The Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research strongly denounces Russia's assault on Ukraine. The Leibniz-IZW is a prestigious German research institute known globally. Through advanced assisted reproduction technologies, 29 northern white rhino embryos have been produced and preserved for future transfer to a surrogate mother. The BioRescue research project is primarily supported by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF). Understanding this procedure is essential for enabling the creation of male germ cells "in the test tube." Until recently, evidence indicated that throughout their evolutionary history, gammaretroviruses like Murine leukemia virus had not inhabited their genomes, unlike most other mammalian orders. This colonization process is referred to as retroviral endogenization and has led to approximately ten percent of mammalian genomes being composed of retroviral-like sequences.

This conference brings together experts from the gear and transmission industry to share research and discuss the latest developments. Join equipment manufacturers and researchers to present innovative solutions and learn about tooth geometry, load carrying-capacity, and diagnostic techniques.

Join us in Berlin, Germany for MRMW, a conference featuring live discussions, case studies, round tables, and networking sessions. The MRMW concept offers personal development, networking, and business opportunities.

CECRA and Infopro Digital Group are hosting the #CONNECT Europe event in Berlin where European dealer groups, repairers, and automotive experts will discuss the future of the industry. Imaweb and PPG will also showcase their innovative digital solutions for the automotive sector. WYZ offers digital solutions to boost tire sales in the automotive distribution industry. They also provide efficient workshop reception tools and personalized websites to enhance consumer sales.

The seminar is suitable for design, simulation, testing and project engineers, as well as managers seeking an up-to-date understanding of the global NCAP programs, upcoming trends, and insights from an insider. Attendees can select the seminar focus based on their work. This course is offered as an in-house option, allowing for cost and time savings on travel.

Microwave technologies have become integral to the automotive industry, with applications like keyless entry and tire pressure monitoring systems. Automotive radar, operating at 77 GHz, entered the European market in 1999. In 2019, the European Microwave Association (EuMA) organized the Automotive Forum as a platform for experts to discuss technical aspects, concepts, radar architectures, and market issues. The forum includes presentations, discussions, and networking opportunities.

Economists across various disciplines are encouraged to share their latest research findings and explore future research opportunities in the field. Submissions on micro or macroeconomic aspects of robots, automation, and AI are welcome. Ana Abeliansky (WU Wien), André Jungmittag (EU Joint Research Centre, Seville), Katja Mann (Copenhagen Business School), Christopher Müller (IFR, Frankfurt), Klaus Prettner (WU Wien).